New client contracts were about to begin, but there was no suitable company in place to invoice through.
Consultant who needed to move fast
Getting a Bulgarian company operational in four working days.
An independent consultant who needed an EU company in place before new contracts started.
Situation
The timeline mattered as much as the structure.
The consultant needed an EU company ready to invoice through within days, rather than the several-week setup timelines they had been quoted elsewhere.
Waiting several weeks would have delayed onboarding and created unnecessary friction around the new contracts.
A Bulgarian company, supporting registrations and banking moved forward on a compressed but workable timeline.
What we did
The incorporation, registrations and banking were run in parallel where possible.
We worked backwards from the contract start date, prepared the Bulgarian EOOD immediately and ran supporting registrations alongside incorporation rather than waiting for each stage to finish before starting the next.
The company was operational before the new contracts started.
The Bulgarian company was operational in four working days, making this our fastest incorporation this year and allowing the consultant to move into the new contracts without the expected delay.
This is an anonymised individual client outcome, not a promise or typical result. Incorporation and banking timelines depend on document readiness, the facts and third-party processing.
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